Audio out of sync with home ripped AVI

[tusks]

I was playing around with Gordian Knot and I ripped an AVI of one of my DVD Movies. Everything went exactly as I wanted it except the audio was exactly 1 second out of sync (ahead of) with the video. I have all the original files prior to the encode. Here is a bit of my VIDEO_TS_Gknot.log file that Gordian Knot generated if that helps:

Audio 1:            
Mode:               ac3 -> mp3
SourceFile:         D:\dvd_rips\Rips\VIDEO_TS_VTS_01_PGC1\VIDEO_TS Track 1  English DELAY 0ms.ac3
WavFile:            D:\dvd_rips\Rips\VIDEO_TS_VTS_01_PGC1\VIDEO_TS Track 1  English DELAY 0ms.wav
Mp3File:            D:\dvd_rips\Rips\VIDEO_TS_VTS_01_PGC1\VIDEO_TS Track 1  English DELAY 0ms_1.mp3
OggFile:            D:\dvd_rips\Rips\VIDEO_TS_VTS_01_PGC1\VIDEO_TS Track 1  English DELAY 0ms.ogg
OggQuality:         0.200
OggLanguage:        English
Azid:               -c normal
Lame:               -h --abr 160
Delay:              0
Interval:           1
Preload:            500
Mux:                1
Recalc:             1
DeleteWav:          1

So my question is, how do I delay the audio for exactly one second so that when I re-encode, the AVI comes out with audio perfectly synced.

[peat moss]

Tusks have you tried VirtualDub or searched Afterdawn .com ?

http://www.afterdawn.com/guides/

[tusks]

Fixed it actually. I didn't notice that there was an option to delay the audio in the very last tab which was an unusual place to put it. Also, I did the same rip with AutoMKV and there was no audio delay